O papel do apoio social nas intenções de prosseguir profissões científico-tecnológicas
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https://doi.org/10.17979/reipe.2017.0.03.2331Keywords:
reações sociais, escolhas vocacionais, profissões científico-tecnológicasAbstract
A Teoria Sociocognitiva da Carreira (TSCC) argumenta que vários resultados do desenvolvimento de carreira são função da interação contínua entre variáveis pessoais, contextuais e comportamentais. Neste estudo pretende-se testar a plausibilidade da hipótese derivada da TSCC do efeito de moderação do apoio social nas intenções de escolha vocacionais dos alunos. Usou-se uma amostra de 440 alunos dos 11º e 12º anos de escolaridade (54% do sexo feminino). Os resultados mostraram que o modelo estrutural apresenta um bom nível ajustamento em ambas subamostras e que é invariante no que respeita aos coeficientes de regressão e às variâncias dos fatores examinados.Downloads
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